The President, Court of Appeal, Justice Monica Dongban-Mensem has called on Nigerians to pray fervently to God to bring an end to the incessant and
Mensem made the call during a condolence visit at the residence of Justice Jummai Sankey, JCA, over the demise of her husband Dr Yakubu Sankey.
The Court of Appeal President described the demise of Dr Sankey as a huge loss, “not only to his immediate family, the people of Kaduna State but to the entire country.”Speaking to journalists after signing the condolence register, Justice Dongban-Mensem said, “The entire Judiciary is saddened over the unfortunate incident.
On the mood of the Court of Appeal over the unfortunate incident, the Mensem said, “The Court of Appeal is a family court and we are all sad. What touches one touches all of us that’s why you see that we are all here. Earlier in his response on behalf of the family, Dr. Babangida Sankey, first son of the deceased, appreciated the show of love by the Appeal Court family.
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